A journey through articles to explore Jordan in depth

Travelling with a local guide in Jordan is highly recommended, although English is spoken in all the country's tourist sites. Travelling with a guide is generally essential in the desert...particularly if you want to come back!

There are many possibilities in this simple box of unrivalled treasures. Small in size, Jordan doesn't lack in cultural or historic richness, or in charming landscapes. A honeymoon to this scared land of history will leave you with lasting memories and will be an original and wise choice.

This article will lead you to discover the capital Amman and its riches.

Would you like to explore the superb archaeological site at Jerash? Here is some information about it.

Let's follow the traces of the most important biblical sites in Jordan.

With this article you'll discover the Dead Sea... before going there to float!

Desert. This word evokes secret oases, caravans, Bedouins, mint tea, high dunes and a burning sun. You'll find all that in the desert of Wadi Rum, and more still. Explore this part of Jordan in the footsteps of the man who made it famous, Lawrence of Arabia.

In our minds, Petra is often associated with the famous scene from Indiana Jones, where he enters the narrow pass and then discovers the Treasury's amazing beauty. If this image is indeed correct, it is incomplete as Petra possesses many other treasures to be discovered.

As a change from Petra and the desert, we'll take you on a walk around the small town of Gadara.

On the Road of the King, between Madaba and Petra, the imposing castle of Kerak stands proudly. Whether you're a history buff or just have a tourist's curiosity, you will no doubt be impressed by the feeling of power that the castle exudes; it's clear that this was once the stronghold of the 12th Century crusaders.